Water Resistant Laminate
Sand from Hawk's Nest Beach, a salty retriever off the marsh and a dripping umbrella all wipe up cleanly from water resistant laminate.
Sand from Hawk's Nest Beach, a salty retriever off the marsh and a dripping umbrella all wipe up cleanly from water resistant laminate.
A layer of foam goes under all laminate to soften each step and quiet the floor below, and concrete slabs get plastic sheeting first.
Photos rarely match real color, so the van carries actual laminate. Boards are set out on your floor near the windows in each room.
For twelve months after the Old Lyme install, labor faults are repaired at our expense. A defective plank goes back to the maker, and we are insured.



Old Lyme labor is $1.99/Sq Ft with free foam. Choose planks from our Milford stock and the Old Lyme total installed is $4.89/Sq Ft.
Yes, if a mat catches the sand at the door and the floor is swept daily. Felt pads under chairs help against the grit that scratches any floor.
Planks reach Old Lyme the day after you order, and with no acclimation wait a single room is often done in one day.
On a dry slab, yes, over plastic sheeting. Should groundwater ever reach that level, vinyl plank is the wiser choice.
Typically $1/Sq Ft, with the pad and tack strips counted in. At the estimate we look under the carpet and confirm the price.
It handles claws well. Trim nails, set a tray under the water bowl and dry splashes promptly.
Labor is $50 per step, with nosing in the plank shade so the stairs blend with the hall.
Yes. Labor has a one year warranty, plank defects go to the maker, and the Old Lyme crew is licensed and insured.